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Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: March 2008

By: Lyndon Hood
Published: Mon 12 May 2008 04:02 PM
Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: March 2008
Scoop editorial images by Lyndon Hood, for stories from March 2008. For previous images see Pics of the Weeks: February 2008.


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NZ Govt - Settlements in education a major achievement


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NZ Govt - Strategic assets to be protected in national interest
Engineering Printing and Manufacturing Union - Has National muzzled the press?
NZ Govt - Major plan for innovation in pastoral, food
Greens - NZ shamed in international tourism report
Candor Trust - Campaign Against Distracted Government Needed
United Future - Govt must condemn death sentence for blasphemy
State Services Commission - Upgraded government services website launched
Auckland International Airport - Shareholders vote to approve CPPIB partial bid
NZ Govt - Iran’s continued non-compliance causes concern
Progressive Party - Young pretender challenges aging dinosaur
NZ Govt - IRD error unacceptable, but uncertainty remains
NZ Govt - PM: Parliamentary Notice of Motion re Tibet
Greens - Minister washes his hands of Easter trading
Waikato DHB - X-Ray Film Imagery To Be Obsolete
Greater Wellington Regional Council - Exide enforcement decision
Problem Gambling Foundation - League Club distances itself from pokie harm
UMR Research Ltd - Happiness in God’s Own
New Zealand Defence Force - NZ Service Personnel Returned from Afghanistan
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